May 14th.2009.. PHIL LLOYD
Always guaranteed a warm reception at our club, Phil is one of the most popular entertainers, with our members. Starting tonight with Merle Haggard's, Ramblin' Fever, he continued with Bobby Darin's, Eighteen Yellow Roses, Hank Williams', Cold,Cold, Heart.and Stonewall Jackson's, Don't Be Angry, which incidentally was written by his brother Waymond David Jackson, better known as 'Wade'. Classic country songs continued throughout the concert including, Don Williams', You're My Best Friend, Willie and Waylon's, Good Hearted Woman, and a couple not heard often nowadays, Tim Spencer's, Room Full Of Roses, a hit variously for George Morgan, Sons of the Pioneers and a 1974 no 1 for Micky Gilley and Carl Smith's, I Overlooked An Orchid, another no1 from 1974 for Micky again. Modern songs were not ignored as Phil gave us Alan Jackson's, Don't Knock The Juke Box, Mark Chestnutt's, Old Country, and Charlie Landsborough's, No time At All. Once again dancers and listeners had a most enjoyable evening and all look forward to Phil's next show here. Cyril Insley September 11th. 2008.. PHIL LLOYD The ever reliable Phil again gave us one of those inimitable shows that have made him so popular with our members, lots of fun stories, great country songs and excellent vocals.
His programme tonight included Hal Ketchum's, Tonight We Just Might Fall In Love Again, a couple of Ricky Van Shelton's, Life Turned Her That Way, and I'll Leave This World Loving You, a few of Merle Haggard's including, The Fugitive, Somewhere Between, and Okie From Muskogee, Mark Chesnutt's, Old Country, Don Williams', Tulsa Time, Alan Jackson's, Living On Love, and to conclude an evening of superb entertainment, Geordie Jack's, Making Friends, Which as usual had the dance floor filled to capacity.
Cyril Insley
August 30th 2007... PHIL LLOYDThe ever popular Phil is always welcome at our club and immediatly on stage developes an excellent rapport with his audience. This together with his excellent vocals and wonderful stories, always brings an enthusiastic responce from our members be it applause or laughter.
Starting tonight with Mearle Haggard's, Branded Man, he continued with Don Williams', I Recall A Gypsy Woman, a hit for Tommy Cash and B.J. Thomas ( not Don ) in the U.S.A. next came a couple of classics, Shadows Of My Mind, a charter for both Vernon Oxford and Leon Everette, and my favourite Rodney Crowell composition, 'Til I Gain Control Again, which was a smash for Bobby Bare, but a chart - topper for Crystal Gayle. Other classic Country songs flowed all night such as George Jones', Wine Coloured Roses, Conway Twitty's, I May Never Get To Heaven, Steve Goodman's, You Never Even Called Me By My Name, a hit for both David Allan Coe and Doug Supernaw, Waylon's, Drinkin' and Dreamin' and Buck Owens', Together Again.
More recent numbers included, Travis Tritt's, Country Club, Clint Black's, Killin' Time, and Alan Jackson's, Livin' On Love.
As always, Phil catered for both line and partner dancers, those who love to listen or join-in, and all who like a joke, all of which contributed to a super show.
Cyril Insley
December 14th 2006 PHIL LLOYD
As usual for tonight's show, Phil was in fine form with his vocals and storytelling, all of which kept the audience listening, laughing and dancing.
Lots of Classics featured in his concert including, Rambling Fever, What's Made Milwaukee Famous, Mamma Tried, You Win Again etc. etc.
Line and Partner dancers filled the floor to, Cold, Cold Heart, Heartaches By The Number, Don't Close Your Eyes, Singin' The Blues and lots more.
I particularly enjoyed some of the songs not often heard nowadays. Amongst these were the Chris Hillman/ Gram Parsons song, Wheels, Dave Sherriff's, I Couldn't Find The Words To Say Goodbye, George Strait's, When Did you Stop Loving Me, Marty Robbin's, Don't Worry 'Bout Me and Larry Gatlin's, Bitter They Are, Harder They Fall.
With shows like this it's easy to see why he continues to be one of our favourites.
Cyril Insley
July 28th 2005 Phil Lloyd
We are always pleased to have Phil at our club as we know we shall have, not only an evening of good old country music, but lots of fun and banter between him and the audience, and tonight was no exception. His songs were particularly chosen for both listeners and dancers; so we had a healthy mix of ballads and up- tempo numbers. The Line dancers responded especially well to Hal Ketchum's ' Tonight We Just Might Fall In Love', Willie and Waylon's ' Good Hearted Woman', Merle's ' Swingin' Doors' and Alan Jackson's ' Don't Rock the Jukebox', amongst others. Partner dancers filled the floor to Ricky Van Shelton's ' I'll Leave This World Loving You', Jack Greene's ' There Goes My Everything', Travis Tritt's ' Country Club' and Gene Watson's ' Farewell Party'. Songs not heard very often in our club included Randy Travis' ( with George Jones) ' A Few Ole Country Boys', Johnny Paycheck's ' Someone To Give My Love To', Hank Williams jnr's, ' Stoned At The Jukebox' Alan Jackson's ' Tonight I Climbed The Wall' and Travis Tritt's ' Here's A Quarter, Call Someone Who Cares', all of which produced an appreciative response from the audience. Once again Phil gave us a super show to maintain and confirm his popularity with our members. Cyril Insley
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